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Jul 17, 2025 48 min

128: The Worst Advice Ever: Dr. Slammon

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[email protected] 🛑 Worst advice? “You have to do it alone.” Dr. Bill calls out the toxic individualism that says asking for help is weakness. Spoiler: collaboration is where the magic happens! 🙈 “Never admit you don’t know something.” Todd shares how this workplace gem led to more stress than success. Embracing “I don’t know” opens doors to learning. 🚫 “Don’t act unless you’re 100% sure.” Pete reflects on how waiting for certainty stalled big life decisions like proposing or buying a home. Sometimes, you just gotta leap. 🌟 Best advice? “Don’t get attached to the outcome.” Dr. Bill’s game-changer from his early days in psychology reminds us to focus on the process, not just the endgame. 💬 “The truth will set you free.” Todd’s all about owning your truth, even when it’s messy—it’s the key to real freedom. ❤️ Prioritize relationships above all. Pete drops wisdom from a Harvard study: your closest connections in middle age predict lifelong health and happiness.

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